Name: – Derek Beebe (Guide at Colorado Backcountry Rentals)
Rating: 5
Author: Derek Beebe

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"Often times our unguided clients were out of phone or radio range and would get stuck where we couldn’t find them. It would be awesome if each client had a jack so they could get themselves unstuck. Everyone would be safer and have a great experience instead of a frustrating one.”

Derek Beebe

"It works in 8 feet of powder...look at the snow report in Crested Butte from last January!"

Janna Allen

"Powder Jack has worked incredibly for my Dad and I. I’ve buried my sled multiple times and using the jack significantly reduced the time it would have taken to get it unstuck."

Shannon Huddelston

"My Powder Jack is literally a fun-saver! When I get stuck in the deep powder I have one more trick in my tunnel bag to get MYSELF unstuck and get back out riding. I don't need my buddies to stop their fun to come running to help my stuck ass!"

Janna Allen

"I jacked up my neighbors sled and knocked the ice off the undercarriage after he left it in slush and 4 feet of snow overnight. Never even got winded - not bad for a guy in cardiac rehab. I love this jack and can keep on snowmobiling!"

Paul Baker

"I am a 77-year-old and still ride in the backcountry. I have used this thing many times to get myself out of a jam. Even when I ride with others I know I can get myself out without help. Peace of mind is worth the price."

George Dolley

“We became a Powder Jack dealer when they came out with the compact version that fits in the bag. Sales were great right away and we ended up reordering after we sold out. We dedicated some space in the parts department and they actually sold themselves.”

Tommy Van Swearingen

"We got a sled out of 15 foot deep tree well with a Powder Jack pretty easy. You just have to use your head. Two guys in about 20 minutes and we were out... we didn't even have to lift the sled or pull on it."

Preston Searle

“When I was guiding we always carried a snowmobile jack because we were riding alone searching for stranded clients. Sometimes we would get stuck ourselves and then have to get multiple clients unstuck too. It gave us extra confidence to go out alone. The jack was the difference between an exhausting or a fun day for us!”

Derek Beebe

"Your product has saved me countless times when taking the newbies into the backcountry. Saved my back and has eased the mind of those who “didn’t quite make it” through the tough spots."

Jesse Juchtzer

"The two of us together can still heft the machines around, but at 83 and my wife, 79, the jack is really appreciated!"

John Walker

"I always keep our Powder Jack on my sled. It's super awesome to help me get unstuck by myself when the boys disappear!"

Janna Allen

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“Powder” Jack loves to Get Jacked Up!

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